Salama made me cry when said she said she sees her children laughing and happy and she cries alone remembering the childhood she never had. I spent most of my childhood crying b/c I was an orphan child growing up in the home of firaun. I was a gifted child and adults were attracted to my intellect so this relative started abusing me. Now that I'm an adult and have long removed myself from my abuser I cry for children suffering and going through worse than I went through. I pray for innocent souls.

@Umabduallah861

Ай бұрын

May Allah help and heal you Ameen 😢🤲🏻

@stf648

Ай бұрын

May allah shower you with happiness, wealth and health ameeeeen. I love you for the sake of allah!❤❤❤❤

@thtnaayalew7126

Ай бұрын

🥹❤️🫡

@Sana288

Ай бұрын

Im sorry you had to go through this. There's hardly anyone who doesn't have any childhood trauma. Yet some go through tougher times than others. May Allah subhana wa'ta'ala heal us❤❤❤💖 ❤

@Sana288

Ай бұрын

For anyone who's a private person in real life would not make Vlogs and share everyday routine with others

When Salama mentioned how she wanted to meet someone who forgave, all I could think of is this woman should listen more often to Mufti Menk's lecture about forgiveness because he gives the best lecture on it. I see she still hides so much trauma and pain, and hope Allah swt eases it

@user-rs1rz7hh7w

Ай бұрын

Forgiveness is everything. Life is too short. You can't hold to some trauma since childhood and you are hurting yourself. And I think she is referring to her parents

@FZ_vlogger

Ай бұрын

Trust me when woman realizes the power with in she is another person after that out there i have that feeling when i became the truck woman only woman on social media in all UAE

@ernestavalenciute6279

Ай бұрын

I forgave, but my body still suffers, I still feel pain in my dreams, Im fighting in my dreams.

@safaa5273

Ай бұрын

@@ernestavalenciute6279that’s hard. I’m sorry for whatever u went through in this life.

@nh.135

Ай бұрын

Yeah i agree that she still looks like she has that trauma and cannot easily forgive. Sometimes when the ugly memories arise, the pain comes back haunting you. Thats why. But she gotta learn to forgive. Life is too short and hereafter is forever. I wonder if she'll let Allah punish her parents in the hereafter because of how they treated her during childhood. Allah nauzubillah. She can do better by learning how to forgive..may Allah make it easy for Salama to forgive and let go. According to a hadith, on the Day of Resurrection, a righteous person who has experienced extreme misery in the life of this world will be dipped in Jannah. Then he will be asked: ‘O son of Adam! Did you ever experience any misery? Did you ever encounter difficulty?’ He will say: “By Allah, no my Lord, I neither experienced misery nor passed through hardship” [Muslim]

Forgiving does not mean we accepted what a person had done, it just means we accepted it had happened and move on for a better peace for us.❤ Sending love to everyone who is in pain. Don't ever give up hope on goodness 😊

@firdausjumahat8383

Ай бұрын

💯

@Princess_Zo

Ай бұрын

Beautiful words

im glad she is being real on this podcast and not just playing portrait perfect, we,she all need that genuine stuff

"Its easy to be bad, but so difficult to be good"- Well said and SO RELATABLE! ❤👏

Thank you for bringing her on your podcast, not just that she could tell her story but for people like me who relates can see a positive path. Just hearing her speak has helped so much.

I just want to hug her. She just sounds like she's just been through so much and only deserves the best.

@fadumoabdullahiosman4757

Ай бұрын

7😊😊😊

@fadumoabdullahiosman4757

Ай бұрын

1:12:19

@S9.S4

Ай бұрын

LOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOL

I love Salama! Such a strong woman! It truly pains me the amount of criticism she has endured just because you don't see the image you got 2 years ago. People live, people learn, people move on. Why would you expect her to be any different? I am so happy to see her so empowered by her own actions and choices! We need more of that!

I hope more people listen to this podcast and they stop bullying her.. she’s such a gentle soul.. I’m so sorry for what you have been thru salama ❤

@mishalsohail2107

2 ай бұрын

😊

@suraya5288

2 ай бұрын

So much admiration and respect for her REALLY🥺 Her voice of reason hits so deep.Bless her heart ❤️🌹

@nidaljawad6353

2 ай бұрын

I needed her voice I feel much better now wallah tanku babe

@bilqisnjama1387

Ай бұрын

Who bullied her from the first place

@barouk4462

Ай бұрын

Why are they bullying her?

I pray this ramadan we all get heal from the trauma, pain we can not speak but endured since years, ameen 🤲🏻 Allah is with us the biggest best support for us Fia manillah ♥️

@sasmitadash9032

Ай бұрын

Ameen

@allthingsjana7870

Ай бұрын

Ameen

@olosoolumide3107

Ай бұрын

Ameen

@lamuchidon7643

Ай бұрын

Ameen.. its traumatis a lot every time i bring back the memories of my childhood it's like it's damaged. Can't even laugh with it.

@gratitudyamor15

Ай бұрын

@@lamuchidon7643always say hmdulilah and try to pray a lot .May Allah bless and always be with you inschallah❤

Mr Wehbi's eyes are so empathetic and therapeutic. Salama's eyes have so much pain. You are such a deep woman. I can relate to you so much.

@saahir68

Ай бұрын

flirt?

@tequraconsulting

Ай бұрын

Great..you can see, feel emotions. Bless

@emelivaly1720

Ай бұрын

❤. Inshallah. God. Will. Heal. Your. Would

it touched me deeply and made me cry. i hope that i can get over everything I've been through.

Salama, I did not know how to forgive for so many years. My wounds stayed opened. One day I understood that we are not all the same. And that abuse is all they knew. I understood that they were abused too and they were displaying the behaviour they were subjected to, with me. Some souls are more evolved than others. Some are more conscious than others. One day I felt deep compassion for them. I felt sorry because they didn’t know any better. What a miserable sad life.. in that moment of deep felt compassion, I knew I forgave. We are the light bearers, we broke that dark cycle.

@ruwgirl

Ай бұрын

😢 wow 🤍

@powerofyou1111

Ай бұрын

This is what happens when you reach higher levels of consciousness!

@stf648

Ай бұрын

You literally spoke my mind subhanallah. Your right❤

@NH-hp2nn

Ай бұрын

❤❤❤ That’s beautiful and resonates with me so much! How did you come to that conclusion?!

@mclearnstudy

29 күн бұрын

100% on point. It takes time. Time is the most powerful variable to us human beings. With time people truly show you how they are inside. No answer is an answer. It's very sad and deeply hurtful but time will always let you know what you refuse to accept.

May Allah (SW) protect her and her children!

This is one of the most touching podcasts I've ever listened to. We are all so proud of you Salama for all that you've achieved despite all the discrimination and hardship you went through. May Allah continue to bless you beyond bounds.

Her voice radiates strength, wisdom, pain and courage all at the same time ❣️

@ziemusa2682

Ай бұрын

ASWEAR 😢😢😢

@magicallife1734

20 күн бұрын

Definitely!

This podcast is soo captivating!! Thank you for highlighting therapy and normalising it. Salama you deserve all the love you can have, you are truly inspiring ❤

This woman just helped me a lot. I relate to everything she said and I see myself in her. I pray to God I become half at peace with myself the way she is. I hope she keeps on spreading her message because it is truly changing lives!

@saahir68

Ай бұрын

never forgiving??????seriously>>>?????thats ur model aspiration?

@ambreensubedar9347

Ай бұрын

Same in some what ….. people around they just comment and make fun… but They know it really hurt us and we don’t choose to have it it happens

I never knew how vulnerable and hurtful Salama was, all we know in social media is the portrayal of a scripted comedy skit with her then husband. Salama you're a strong and an inspiring soul, I can relate your journey in self healing as well with ADHD. In terms of forgiveness, sometimes we're too numb by the trauma that we don't know how to forgive. But it will come the time when we truly forgive and release it so it won't be passed down to our generations..

I follow Salama more than 5 years. As a couple they made me smile even I felt depressed. But in this podcast she open her heart and soul to the whole word. That reqires a lot of strength and she alrealy has it.. Every single person has faced physical and emotional abuse, either in the family. the school, or somewhere else. Salama is inspiration. This is the right approach, to heal and biuld a new life. May Allah bless and protect her.❤

Thank you Salama for sharing your experience and inspiring people with positivity ✨❤️

This is the face of a strong person! So reliving that she finally won life!

This episode had me crying. I could relate on so many levels. I saw a few comments from the ordinal IG posts that brought me here. And boy do people get things out of context with the little blips of this entire pod. I am so grateful for being the type of person who seeks for themselves rather than let others decide.

Have always found Salama magnetic - making a point of watching this whole thing!

I ❤you salama for being YOU... Keep being YOU. It's a blessing that not everyone is blessed with . AllahuAkhbar

What a gentle soul ❤ Salama I wish you ease and I am so awed with your grace ❤

She is a very special soul ❤

WoW Salama, your talk just empowered the hearts weakened by other sorts and few relatable trauma. Thank you for giving voice to the inner strength within you and redefining it to the present day existence of that soul named Salama. A heavy weight lifted off my shoulder after listening to your words calmnly re-empowering and assuring myself, (after having self-empowered for years, working within) there is that someone who had a hard time and she stood the test of time to speak out about it. Thank The Almighty and you for speaking through this podcast 🤲🏻🙏🏻.

As some one with major skin issues myself , I know what she’s talking about . And today I want to ask the world to be definitely more kind . The world definitely needs more kind people . And the biggest and best you could do is to stop staring at people with skin issues . Let the world be more aware of it !! Pls take a vow that you would stop staring at us . Also , if you get to interact with them , make them feel normal ( and not special ) , just like they are no different from you .

@Indiangirl1984

Ай бұрын

She actually has it very less which is rarely visible.... On top of that she is tall beautiful smart and famous.... In that case it really matters very less.... The way she is loved by all shows it

She is a gentle soul. Wish has a sister like that.

Salama if youre reading this know that YOU ARE THE MOST BEAUTIFUL WOMAN. BE STRONG AND MAY ALLAH BLESS YOU AND YOUR KIDS. TAKE CARE❤️

She is so lovely. Thank you for all you do.

Salama looks so beautiful when she speaks in her mother's tongue. Such a strong woman.

This made me Salama in a different light. This has made me awakened to help myself and to take my mental health seriously

@sheikhtalhah91

Ай бұрын

who knew that the bubbly happy person salama is, she's actually the complete opposite of what she is on social media

First time I know this lady.. But ummm I watched over and over.. It resonate so much. Bravo Salama

❤❤❤true definition of an authentic person, mashaAllah, I can listen to Salama all day ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

"I can't change people but I can change people" ... that was just BEAUTIFUL! Really spoke to me!

@user-vu9es1we8y

Ай бұрын

Wait what? That doesn’t even make any sense? You can’t change people but you can change people??! Please make it make sense

@pauzifarhana9215

Ай бұрын

I think what she meant was, she cant make someone change their undesirable behaviour, but she can remove them from her life or find someone else that suits her

@Snowdrop7974

Ай бұрын

​​@@user-vu9es1we8y I think She said that with meaning like We cant change people 's thoughts or their mindset but We can change people like from toxic old frnd to new frnds with positive mindset

I am listening to the podcast. People change over the years. I've been married over 40years and I can say both my husband and I are completely different people than when we married in our 20's. Whether are or not the marriage survived it's not of our business.

@kisenyiduncan9720

Ай бұрын

People think it'd always be merry, we all change but what keeps us together is the commitment, the empathy and goals we had.

@salfra4476

Ай бұрын

Exactly! Plus gone are the days where you have to put up with unhappy relationships just for the sake of showing the world you are in a marriage! I know some of the older generation who put up with abuse/ cheating partners rather than leave

@gratitudyamor15

Ай бұрын

@@salfra4476o staying because of the children🤦🏻‍♀️

@shjr5148

Ай бұрын

How did you guys get along throughout the changes? what is the secret

@gratitudyamor15

Ай бұрын

@@shjr5148 Pray and live Like Allah wants so that changing will be Not something Bad.

I support salama. I had many peoples bullies my skin tone with vitiligo

I don’t know how much you got through these kind of trauma, but I am so related to you. I have become a doctor because of my dad. He always doubted me and humiliated me that I didn’t have any talent but I proved him wrong. It’s türe , you don’t forgive… it just becomes easier over time….

@margaretjuma2244

Ай бұрын

Where to go Doc!! Big Ups!!

I’m not even through this half way and I’m crying! I watch so many podcasts but I’ve never watched anything that hit me like this before. I’ve been following you for so many years salama and this is the first time I see you talking away from comedy and social media. And all I can say is I love you sooo much and you inspire me sooo much!! Sending you hugsss!! ❤️❤️❤️❤️

@enigmamyth

Ай бұрын

She's just hurt. Divorce isn't sunshine. It breaks good people and you need time to heal.

Inspirational, Emotional, Raw and empowering. Much love from Kenya Salama 💐

She seems so wounded..May Allah heal her ameen

@007kash007

Ай бұрын

More like ungrateful

@DougJudy21

Ай бұрын

@@007kash007exactly

@dinasun3

Ай бұрын

@@007kash007why is she ungrateful?

@007kash007

Ай бұрын

@@dinasun3 Look at the ni'mah she has but no, she is the worst off Muslim.

My heart goes out to you Salama. You are a very strong woman. As well as your own trials, you had to look after your children, one with special needs which requires a lot of work. May Allah swt bless u and preotect you and your family and keep us on the right path. Ameen

@faridakyaba3481

Ай бұрын

Amiin

@cherylpereira27

Ай бұрын

I feel so terribly bad and sad for Salama😔, I use to love seeing both her and her husband. Their reels and short videos were amazing. I felt so happy to see them as this wonderful couple. As a woman i understand her and what i can say is she is one brave and beautifully strong lady. I hope things workout well for her. Sending much love...

Salama is a Blessing. A true definition of generation cycle breaker, for this I applause her. Also I want to thank her for her Brand Peacefull, helped me with my Master's Degree assignment.

@LOSCMKE

Ай бұрын

@@ahmedimran2157 it's not about where I am going. It's about appreciating Salama. Focus. Focus. Focus. I said Focus 7 times for your sake Thank you very much Ramadan Kareem

I can’t change people but i can change people!!!! That is one of a kind statement

She’s so strong considering what she’s been through. But unfortunately she’s still not healed. May Allah Al Jabbar, mend her wounds and soul ❤

@samjaco425

Ай бұрын

What HAS she been through?

@Indiangirl1984

Ай бұрын

How do you think she hasn't healed yet.... May be that's one reason why she broke up with khalid

@yasmeenriaz2547

Ай бұрын

Ameen

@mahboobatuli8695

Ай бұрын

​@Indiangirl1984 wounded soul cannot keep a relationship

@justanotheruser5479

Ай бұрын

@@Indiangirl1984childhood trauma is unrelated to marriage😂

It's like salama your telling People my story...l went through the same issues..it was ALLAH swt who got me through all my pain and made me strong...You cannot forget...but we have to let go its hard its very hard but we are STRONG ALHUMDOLLILAH

@poojajagadeesh7070

Ай бұрын

Yes!!!! I felt like I'm there talking in her!! Masha Allah! I needed this in my life, i felt the same I faced the same and I've become strong now, I'm 5 year old revert Muslim now!! I've already achieved in life! One thing is we cannot change anyone we need to take the possible good from those toxic PPL and ignore them forget them! Jazakallah khair! Yu n me are also similar then ☺️

@dijacharoliya1964

Ай бұрын

Could you pls say in short what she went through,if it's worth it I want to listen

I wondered what happened between her and khaled. Unfortunately if true I feel for the kids. Both had smiles on their faces and I thought they were so happy. Social media is so fake man.

@hamzuk.sketches1940

Ай бұрын

Yeah....

@sehrishzaki1654

Ай бұрын

Are they divorced?

@ladysu5127

Ай бұрын

What happened?

@user-tf4gj4kb5u

Ай бұрын

@@sehrishzaki1654same thought

@Rims8

Ай бұрын

@@sehrishzaki1654yes

I also have vitiligo from age 5. May Allah bless her. It's really very difficult

@toreyetheservant1437

Ай бұрын

What is vitiligo?

@ashrafc7794

Ай бұрын

Google it ffs

@Pixiedust940

Ай бұрын

@@toreyetheservant1437 A condition in which the pigment is lost from areas of the skin, causing whitish patches, often with no clear cause.

@GaryHField

Ай бұрын

​@@toreyetheservant1437it's the same that Michael Jackson had when he was still young. That's the reason why he bleached his skin.

@saeharb4963

17 күн бұрын

You are beautiful ❤

May Allah heal her... Salama is not the only one, I for one had a toxic father but in order for her to fully heal is to forgive and forget ! That's the only way you can't carry so much and move forward. May Allah make it easy on her and may she find a better partner that can understand and protect Salama 🙏 ❤️

She's a blessing ❤ Loved listening to her What a journey Salama ❤❤

I enjoyed every second of this podcast. So relatable, so real, so truthful and so free from the prison on trauma may Allah aid her on her life journey. Ameen ❤

I Hope Salama Reads This Comment, I Just Wanna Say To Her That She's An Inspiration, I Followed Her On Social Media, But Never Thought What She Might Have Gone Through, She Used To Make It Seem So Easy, But Watching Her Bare A Lot Of It, I Think Differently Now I Have Nothing But Blessings For You, May You Keep Shining, And Light Up The Lives Of Others Like You Want To 💖

Wow was not expecting this,, really powerful podcast, thank you so much for sharing. I feel I can empathise a lot with her. Turning to Allah helped me the most deal with my trauma, wishing her all the best 💜

Such an inspiring and a truthful person❤

إنسانه خلوقه وحنونه ماشاءالله.. الله يقويك ياحبيبتي ❤❤❤lov you

I grew up having people I didnt want to be like and seeing situations I'd never want to be in. My childhood is so damaged, I feel her pain 😢💔

This podcast is heartbreaking 💔 despite everything she went through, she is still standing mashallah . She is incredible & strong . Always remember whatever you go through something , you can overcome it with proper mental health. Time heals …… Therapy helps alot ❤️

@anjalivijay9577

Ай бұрын

Any idea why they broke up.. I really liked that couple

As someone who experienced the same kind of childhood trauma and bullying that Salama did, I must say this interview touched my heart. I see a survivor ❤

I can totally relate with her when it comes to ADHD and mental health issue. My son has ADHD-LD which I something didn’t understand before until I sought medical help. Alhamdulillah he is improving day by day and he is doing his therapies.

All I can say is WOW! Brilliant podcast! Definitely a lesson for everyone to take away.

You're right salama. You can totally heal without forgiveness. Its a very thin line between forgiveness and enabling oppression. When we are justice driven, our forgiveness Comes with accountability. We don't just forgive for the sake of it. No accountability, no forgiveness.

@Vayanovic

Ай бұрын

If we don’t forgive we are carrying a burden on our own soul… who are we to ask another human to be accountable to us? Hopefully with time we can heal and forgive, because we also have wronged others…

@mahboobatuli8695

Ай бұрын

​@Vayanovic we can forgive. But the most difficult part is to forget

@rebeccagutierrez1960

Ай бұрын

IT IS IMPOSSIBLE to heal without forgiveness. I wish for her peace.

@ofw-ako

Ай бұрын

That's one thing i hated as a christian that we are "forced" to forgive even its hard to forgive. Its hard for me to forgive people who don't deserves forgiveness. I find peace with justice and only with justice. Forgiveness is not just a candy that can be easily be given to anyone else.

@ajaniabass7334

Ай бұрын

​@ofw-ako 100% right, how we forgive the wrong party that never remorseful, I forgive when i get justice.

Inspiring salama. Thank you for sharing your journey

Maa shaa allah Salama hayati thanks for sharing. You are inspiring the masses and a source of motivation ❤🎉

Salama you are beautiful inside and out. Please take good care of yourself ❤

An inteligent women, God gifted people and we cannot deny we need their support, one year ago I went trough my Spiritual Awakening so I understand you more than perfect.

She spoke so much sense, and hopefully so many will transform to her mindset.

I met a different Salama in this interview. Mashaallah, what a woman! And Wehbi's quiet empathy made it all the more impactful. May Allah cover and protect you both!

حبيبتي سلامه شكرا على الكلام الجميل اول لقاء اشوفه كامل Stay strong ❤️❤️❤️❤️

What a beautiful person, inside and outside. She's so inspirational. A strong woman with a pure soul. She inspires me so much. May Alah bless her.

May Allah let us heal on the things of the past and present wounds that we had & have may we have the peace that we deserve and we may all remain strong in any difficulties in life

This is the best episode so far WOW!

This is such a beautiful podcast. Thank you for your kind soul and energy you inspire so much❤️

Much love salama..All you've said in this podcast is relatable.😢😢

Initially I thought she seemed such bossy in videos but now she’s just sweet and kind and I feel bad that her relationship to which we all enjoyed is not anymore

@fymd729

Ай бұрын

Una don craze ooo

@LightBlue-uq6yv

Ай бұрын

Could be evil eyes

Such a beautiful soul 💝 You are simply beautiful ❤ Thanks for this.. Thanks for inspiring 💕

Dear Salama you are so beautiful in all way. Forgiving someone doesn’t mean you forget what that person did to you. You just don’t feel bitter inside for all that bad. N I think you did it already. May Allah give you more strength. Love ❤️

"I can't change people but I can change people" bars!!

@mustufahusna3316

Ай бұрын

Just wanted to ask what does this mean..i did not understand

@seangurung8517

Ай бұрын

I believe the line refers to a metaphorical in sense one can't change that particular person views or traits, but one can also make a change for themselves by not dealing with that same person anymore.

Indeed we shouldn’t assume anything by seeing on social media. Throughout this interview, it has clearly shown by her face, she gone through very hard times. Prayer for salama and her kids. May she gain more strength during the upcoming period.

Everyone has a suffering , نعم هذا هيت الدنيا

One of the besssst podcast that i've ever watch , i hope for salama the best of the world ❤

Usually, I don't listen to podcasts, but when her interview appeared on this podcast, I began listening to her and watching how she shared her story about herself. I was emotionally touched and deeply felt something inside... similarities... She was honest and strong woman. Sometimes people go through a lot in this life... I deeply understand that. Personally, I remembered my childhood and the effects from the past, some memories that I can not erase. Sometimes, people who you love the most can hurt you, and you try to forgive and forget, but you can not. Maybe it's going to take time, but it's not easy... especially when you have trauma from childhood. Thank you for sharing, Salama.

Admire your strength….. such an inspiration ❤❤❤

One of the greatest podcasts I have seen recently. Always admired you, Salama, on social media and this interview was so amazing. Thank you for inspiring us all today. Much Love and God Bless!

Now i can say that the most happy people are the poor ones,because they can appreciate a simple thing in this world..simple things make them happy...every struggle in their life they can get over it

Salama, I can resonate with you 100%. It is not about forgiveness, rather it is about acceptance of reality that it is what it is and setting clear boundaries around yourself, like this is my energy circle, and nobody is allowed to barge

Shes very intelligent beautiful. Successful ❤ 💪 a true champion in life ..May Alllah bless her

Hugs Salama. I cried badly, at some point I see myself in you. Ur words hits home. I am proud of u👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻 I wish more people will watch this podcast, this is wisdom of a woman fought and still fighting her own demon and winning. Salama i wish u an endless strenght, u’r doing great. I know u r exhausted but ur not a quitter. Let me hug u😊 ❤️💐

What an incredible woman!!! Allahuma barik, SubhanAllah

This is what I talked to my mom last year regarding how she might have hurt me while I was growing up but she can’t remember it she said I’m sorry I wish I knew that better before. And I was happy i had that conversation with my mom. I believe you can heal Salam you are amazing mom and beautiful in everything you do Salama .

@user-hb4vc8gy3q

Ай бұрын

I wish I could do the same ,sit n talk to mine just explain her what her words nd actions back den did to me nd still stays n haunts even after having two children it hurts me n I just can’t forget n forgive her for my traumatic childhood. Although it was good but had it bad share of memories too nd it daunts me till date. I wish I could let go off of those bad memories.

@rumbamay1054

Ай бұрын

E queation u should ask regardless of the abuse: did she love you? Did she protect you? If yes, then stop complaining. Its was the old ways of tough love.

You are a beautiful woman inside out . We all go through life traumas and I have learnt to not ruin future and present with past memory. Bless you Salama( a mother from UK)

I totally agree with her, forgiveness is incomplete without accountability.

Our prophet Muhammad pbuh told us I swear about three things: 1. Whoever gives charity, his money will not go down. I swear by it 2. Whoever humbles himself, Allah will raise him. I swear by it. 3. Whoever forgives, Allah will increase his izzah. I swear by it. The prophet Muhammad (pbuh) gave Qasam. Whoever forgives, he’s not the weaker of the two. Whoever forgives is the stronger of the two. The more izzah is the one who forgives. Izzah: Dignity, respect, honor Qasam: swearing in good faith (oath)

@paimei26

Ай бұрын

bro a woman in abaya dont mean she is practising. a lot of what she says goes against the deen. however may Allah ease her sorrow ameen

@rosa91052

Ай бұрын

❤

@anumilyas7955

Ай бұрын

@@paimei26 please elaborate, what was against deen in her conversation?

@paimei26

Ай бұрын

@@anumilyas7955 many areas listen closely. Remove your bias from ur fav influences

@soniamonia573

Ай бұрын

@@paimei26 what is against deem? Can you please elaborate?

Thank you, Salama. You are truly an inspiration. Love you ❤

This was so heart breaking & inspirational at the same time,Salama mych respect for you.May Allah keep strengthening you ❤

Wow how she speaks about ADHD, I have ADHD and struggling at 40yrs old, I feel she telling my story, being bullied, being abused, took advantage

@josetteabela5987

Ай бұрын

Think positive and full support. Strength and courage. Xx

This interview was carefully orchestrated. I watched this video because I really was curious why they haven’t posted a video together. They were my favorite couple on YT and Instagram. Their videos were very entertaining. So yeah, a bit disappointed that she did not discuss the “big elephant” in the room. No mention of Khalid Alameri, the father of his beloved children. Though I understood when she said “I can’t change people, but I can change people”. And her response when the podcaster asked what she meant by that. I get it. She controlled the narrative of how this interview went. She only spoke on subjects she agreed to speak on. Either way, I applaud her for her perseverance and strength to find her place in this world, and for realizing her potential and talent - in creating a successful business. And I applaud her for being able to juggle career and her children. Best wishes to Salama!

@adilahmed45

2 ай бұрын

I don't think she achieved everything alone. Neither can she just proclaim to be independent. The world has seen it. I don't see genuinity in her words 🫡

@bisayanqueen

2 ай бұрын

@@adilahmed45I agree. One cannot do it alone. She may have been the brain of her projects, and tasked people to carry out her vision. But I’m sure Khalid was by her side in the beginning and throughout, championing her cause. (At least that is what we saw in their videos. ) If the post on X is true that Salama and Khalid has divorced, then I am saddened for both of them, and especially for their sons.

@Indiangirl1984

Ай бұрын

Oh my god are they divorced?? If this is true I will never believe anything on social media ever

@Flowermoon911

Ай бұрын

​​@@Indiangirl1984 they Didn't post a video together since July 2023 I know it ,that they got divorced but because they have children they didn't wanna to show that on social media to protect their sons I really love their relationship

@HonestLady

Ай бұрын

@@Indiangirl1984why would you believe people in social media? Most people who show their private life are not real

You never know what someone is going through. Never judge people. We need to be compassionate towards one another more than we can understand yet you find people are so harsh with one another. Compassion, understanding, and a loving heart. This podcast makes me love her even more.

Thank you so much both of you.im a guy but i had such a similar reaction to my own parents like Salama did...as she spoke i was doing self therapy to myself ..and i got a little breakthrough as to what is the status of my relationship with my parents.Salama radiates so much gentleness..this whole forgiving or not forgiving the parents was very eye opening..there were so many parallels with my feelings.thank you so much n all the love luck n joy to the both of you.